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Product Description
Millions have bought into the theology of Paul Young, whose book, The Shack, which portrays God as a loving, black woman. Similar changes in appearance were given to Jesus and the Holy Spirit. The story of pain and redemption then resonated with the public.But is Young’s worldview important? Is his theology that big a deal?
James De Young thinks so. In fact, it’s so important that he’s written a compelling challenge to The Shack. In Burning Down the Shack, De Young manages to shed important light on the implications of Young’s pluralistic faith, and provides readers with a gripping counter-balance to the popular little volume that’s spent many weeks on the best-seller lists.
Exploring the nature and character of God, from Scripture, De Young concludes that it is necessary to proceed carefully with The Shack, lest important truths be skewed and even jettisoned. Without being confrontational, De Young makes the case that dangers can lurk under the foundation.
About the Author
James B. De Young is professor of New Testament Language and Literature at Western Seminary, Portland, OR, where he has taught for thirty-four years. seeking to extend Christian values to the community of Portland. He has served as chairman of the Hermeneutics section within the Evangelical Theological Society and he’s published several books
Find James De Young’s Burning Down the Shack at this Amazon link.
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